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English: St Mary's church, Teddington, Ledger stone for Henry Flitcroft, his son and wife.

"Here lies the body of HENRY FLITCROFT of Whitehall in the county of Middlesex who had the honour of serving three first Princes of the House of Brunswick in the Board of Works of which he was successively Appointed Clerk, Master Mason & Controller in the last of which Office he continued till his death which happened on the 25th of February 1769

Also the Remains of HENRY FLITCROFT the only child of the above named HENRY FLITCROFT, late of Richmond Esq. who died without issue April 3rd 1826 in the ? year of his age And of JANE his wife, who died May 12th 1779, aged 25 years. "

Henry Flitcroft jnr was 84 when he died.
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